Study: Large Animals Regulate the Carbon Cycle, but Researchers Warn Against Overstating Their Role

A recent scientific study revealed that large animals, such as elephants and whales, play an important role in regulating the carbon cycle on Earth. At the same time, researchers warned against overestimating this role.

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• The study cited elephants and whales as two examples of large animals that affect the carbon cycle.

  «تؤدي دوراً مهماً في تنظيم دورة الكربون على الأرض، لكنها حذرت من المبالغة.»

  إرم نيوز
• The international source linked the restoration of large animals to mitigating climate change and described the issue as complex.

  «Can restoring large animals help mitigate climate change? It’s complicated.»

  Northern Arizona University
• Arabic coverage presented the story as a role that complements trees in the fight against climate change.

  «ليست الأشجار وحدها.. حيوانات ضخمة قد تساعد في إنقاذ المناخ»

  إرم نيوز

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